Lexiria's house

Here's a description of my house.

When you stop by the street right in front of my house, you see a two-storey wooden building. The first thing that greets you as you continue down the pathway leading to the porch is a big tree stump with an axe dug in it and eside it lies a pile of lumber. On one side of the building, a stairway leads directly to the second floor. The first storey has a porch in front of it. It has a low wooden rail around it, but there's a gap in front of the front door to let people pass. The wooden columns that hold up the rail is carved with lined patterns. Above the gap hangs a sign shapes like the transversection of a trunk, and it says "The Twig". If you look closely the words are made up with little sticks and twigs glued together.

As you walk closer, you notice that there are two windows, one on each side of the front door, and there's a wooden swing-bench in the porch. You knock on the door but no one asnwered. You push it a bit and find that it is open, so you walk into a single big room. At the very center of the room a pole starts from the floor up through a round hole in the ceiling. You look up the hole and see that it ends on the ceiling of the second storey. On the sides of the poles there are rungs jutting out to put your foot on, like a ladder, so it looks something like this:
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Standing in the middle of the room you look at the four corners of it. In the back right corner of the room lies a single bed with a bed side table. In the back left corner there is an L-shaped wardrobe and a mirror. The corner on the left side of the front door contains a sitting area, with a fireplace, bookshelf and a soft couch from Stephy's supermarket. Underneath the coffee table infront of the couch is a rug. The last corner, the one on the right of the front houses the kitchen, complete with a kitchen cabinet and shelves above them, a stove and refrigerator, both from Stephy's supermarket too. At the very back of the room stands a door which leads to the bathroom.

You climb up the pole to the second floor and look around you. The walls are occupied with more windows, giving the room a very spacious feeling. On one side, a door leads outside to a staircase that would take directly down to the lawn. You walk around, and your foot kicks away some saw dust and wood carvings. When you look down you finally noticed that the floor is covered with them. A long and wide workbench occupies most of the room. More shavings can be found on them. Tools like chisels and hammers lie scattered on it, some on the floor, there are also some big ones hung on the walls. On another smaller table, paper containing plans for buildings and shelves are cluttered on top of each other.

You walk around some more. A cabinet with glass panes for doors kept a number of wooden ornaments: a duck, a moondrop flower, a dog, a horse, and a miniature of the house you are in. Pictures of houses are framed and hung neatlyagaisnt the walls. One of them shows a villa with an old woman, a very tidy looking old man and a young girl waving in front of it. The inscription on the frame read
"Romana's Villa, Forget-Me-Not Valley.
Finished on Summer 24th
Lexiria"

You step back to admire the picture more and stumble on something. Having completely lost your balance, you trip over it and landed on something hard which collapsed with a loud crack. When you got back on your feet, you see the remains of a half-finished chair you just destroyed by falling on.

Behind you, you heard someone clearing their throat.

What did you do?!

I've added a new stable for Zephyr and Slyph and any other horses that require shelter.

It's quite big since it's going to hold possibly more than 2 horses. It lies beside my house, the two large doors on the side instead of facing the street. It's painted red, and made of wood (naturally). All four walls are lined with high narrow windows for air circulation.

Inside there are cubicles for the horses and a water trough runs continuously through all of them. In one corner there is a stack of freshly cut hay.

Please feel free to donate hay for the horses. To the owners, if ever I run out of hay, i will just let the horses graze because I can't be bothered to restock the hay.